Foster Care

We are a group of three people starting a new rescue in the area. We rescue unwanted, abandoned and owner surrenders. We foster all animals we take in and socialize to they are ready to go to their new home. We do it for the love of the animals.

Knine Rescue is a small non-profit organization, dedicated to animal care and protection. We assist shelters and other rescues, and take on word of mouth tasks. Our goal is to promote responsible animal ownership and to assume those responsibilities when others are unwilling or unable to do so. We are a virtual facility made up of foster homes and volunteers. Originally started in 2005 by our founder who was never allowed pets as a child, and carried on people whose lives she touched when she passed away in 2012.

Susan Dawson, Maureen Glunz and myself (Christine Schaeken) started walking boarded rescue dogs 4 years ago when we were training to walk the Breastcancer 3-Day. Friends and family members joined us within a few weeks and soon we had a bigger group of volunteers. Over time we not only walked the rescue dogs but got involved in their adoptions and we formed Rescue Pals. Most of our dogs are strays, mostly found in Fountain Hills. we have occasional owner surrenders. We are New Hope partners with Pinal Animal Care and Control and are working on becoming New Hope partners with Maricopa County Animal Care and control. But since most of our dogs are boarded in a boarding facility space is limited. We have a few foster homes and foster the dogs that need it, that shut down in the boarding facility or who need surgery and recovery or dogs who need rehabilitation. We are all volunteers

We are a 501C3 equine rescue, our goal is to save horses in danger of shipping to slaughter, rehab and rehome them. We also work closely with local law enforcement and try to provide a safe place for seizures to land.

To rescue and place unwanted, abandoned, and stray animals into loving, responsible homes. To rehabilitate abused or injured animals. To encourage spaying and neutering to help with the overpopulation issue. To promote the humane treatment of ALL animals.

English Springer Rescue America, Inc. (ESRA) is a national referral and foster care pure-bred placement organization, and a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation. ESRA's mission is to provide foster care to English Springers impounded by humane societies, private shelters, and animal control facilities nationwide, as well as to offer adoption referral services for those agencies. There are no paid staff, and all our members do what they do on a completely voluntary basis. English Springers are as susceptible to impoundment as any dog. They are picked up off the streets as strays or relinquished by their owners because of a move, illness or death, financial crisis, or other troubled circumstances. Adoption referral assistance is also available to those owners who can no longer care for their Springers and must give them up for adoption. Through the compassionate efforts and commitments to help, ESRA's volunteer members have successfully placed thousands of Springers in new loving homes. To be considered for placement in ESRA's database of prospective adopting homes, click here for the adoption application. When received, and after the approval process, we will enter you in our database of homes preliminarily to adopt available dogs. These listings include dogs in shelters and foster homes, and those being relinquished by their owners. ESRA was founded March 25, 1998, by Jan Flagg, a Southern California resident. In the summer of 1998, ESRA's management were co-founders of the now-defunct English Springer Spaniel Rescue Coalition (ESSRC), which was an early coalition of independent rescue groups, out of which grew English Springer Spaniel Rescue nationwide as we know it today.

We rescue dogs from high-kill shelters in and around Southern California, and focus on larger breed dogs, as there are many small breed rescues in the area. Our goal is to match well socialized, friendly dogs with their "furever" homes, and give them a second chance at life so they can learn to understand love, compassion, and care. Once each dog is evaluated, healthy and in loving foster care, we will place them up for adoption. Pick Me Dog Rescue firmly believes that the dog picks the family and not the other way around. Our #1 goal is to find the perfect match for everyone involved.

No-Kill Cat and Kitten Rescue, run by personal funds and donations, foster based animals, attend local events, publish cats webpages currently thru petfinder.com. Mission is to resuce, rehabilitate and rehome cats and kittens.

Started in 2004 for ferals for trap/neuter/return (TNR), then added foster/adoption program for abandoned pets. Also do community outreach/education.

All for One Pet Rescue is a team of passionate volunteers dedicated to the rescue of adoptable animals at risk of euthanasia, with a focus on quality care, community education, and to act as a voice to improve the quality of life for all animals.